Flash Fiction

I’ve written flash fiction ever since June 2015, which was when I participated in a flash fiction competition on DeviantArt in preparation for the main thing which caused me to find my way to the world of flashfics: Flash Fiction Month, FFM for short. While I occasionally write random flash fiction, even now that I have started taking part in other month-long flash fiction challenges FFM stories make up a majority of my flash fiction catalog.

Inspired by fellow FFMers such as Damon L. Wakes and G. Deyke, I’ve created my own FFM collections, although I have left the fanfics out to avoid copyright issues. You can check them out behind this link.

As for my other flash fiction stories, they are mostly written for contests and other events. Most of the recent ones are from Prose-ject 2019 and 2020, in which we have to write an at least 250-word story each day of June using at least one of the given prompts of the day, and Tribble Month, which was first organized in September 2019 and had a 50-300 word range. Many of the flash fictions outside of those events, on the other hand, are for one big contest: The Gauntlet, an insane with nine challenges, starting from normal and escalating into pure insanity.

There is a strange allure in those insane challenges, so I do not regret taking on them.